It’s funny to see the content that AI generates for us. I can sit here and my text editor will continually produce words that may or may not be the same as what I was originally going to write. This is pretty cool. The integration I wrote between AEM and ChatGPT is so simple, it is really the most simple implementation…
Screen readers are an essential part of using the web for people who are vision impaired, illiterate or have a learning disability. Today’s screen readers traverse web pages and applications and read out user interface elements, content and allow users to navigate and interact with the web. There are many screen…
One of the promises of virtual reality is the ability to bring to life worlds that would never have been possible using technologies from the past. The speed with which VR has progressed in visual and auditory fidelity has outpaced the web in many respects and with the announcement of a high level set of accessibility…
The quality of the tools you use defines the speed with which you can diagnose and resolve problems. Each year the landscape changes dramatically in web technologies, and of late the tooling for accessibility is no exception. I’ve divided this article into 4 categories - resources, development tools, continuous…
The HTML file input is one of the weirder elements I’ve come across. Although it’s used pretty extensively, the default implementation leaves a lot to be desired without resorting to Javascript. I investigated what could be done using CSS only in terms of styling and have had some good results. It’s just one one…
Recently when developing styles for accessible form inputs an interesting challenge came up - how to handle the inverted colour schemes that are available on Windows computers. For reference, to switch a Windows PC to use inverted colors, you can use the keyboard shortcut By default, form inputs like and will look…
